Bio

Being recognized as the top player of his era, as evidenced by the three CCAA All-Canadian nods was exceptional, but he was much more. He was a player that melded his individual skills with those of his teammates, and this resulted in multiple national title victories. One of his finest moments was in the first of five consecutive OCAA titles for the Hawks when he hit a short jumper to complete a miraculous comeback to win the championship game over rival Sheridan.

Medals

3x CCAA National Champion ('91, '92, '93)
3x OCAA Provincial Champion ('91, '92, '93)

Accolades

OCAA All-Millenium Team
Humber Retired Jersey
Humber Top-50 Athlete
Humber Basketball All-Century Team

3x CCAA All-Canadian ('90, '91, '92)
2x CCAA Championship All-Tournament Team ('92, '93)
1992 OCAA Championship MVP
1991 OCAA Championship All-Tournament Team
4x OCAA First Team All-Star ('90, '91, '92, '93)
3x Humber Athlete of the Year ('91, '92, '93)

Career Statistics (4 seasons)

• All-Time Record: 78-12 (.867)
• Games Played: 69
• Points: 1,164 (16.9 ppg)
• Free Throw Pct: 72.2 (228-316)

Humber History

• Concluded his career as Humber basketball's all-time leading scorer with 1,164 points and the second member of Humber's 1,000-point club.
• One of five players in Humber basketball history to capture three national titles. 
• Only male athlete in Humber varsity history to be named the Athlete of the Year, three times.
• Led the team in scoring in every season as a Hawk and three of his season averages were top-10 in program history.
• Only player in team history to earn three CCAA All-Canadian selections.
• Member of Humber's 27-win team during 1990-91 - the most victories in program history.